Author: David Glick

Katherine Krimmel to Join the Department’s Faculty

The department is excited to announce that Katherine Krimmel has accepted an offer to join the department as an Assistant Professor next fall. Katherine is currently finishing her PhD at Columbia University and has a prestigious Miller Center Fellowship at the University of Virginia. Krimmel specializes in public policy, special interest groups, political parties, and […]

Professor David Mayers Publishes New Book: FDR’s Ambassadors and the Diplomacy of Crisis

Professor David Mayers has recently published his newest book, FDR’s Ambassadors and the Diplomacy of Crisis with Cambridge University Press.  This book is Professor Mayers’s seventh academic book. This spring he will be a Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall, Cambridge University where he will work on his eighth book, After Armageddon: The United States and International Society, […]

Professor Reeves’ Work on the Politics of Disaster Informs National Discussions

Professor Andrew Reeves is an expert in the politics of disaster relief and when Hurricane Sandy struck one week before the election his research (with John Gasper) informed discussion across the country. In one major piece, Mother Jones magazine addressed “How Hurricane Sandy Could Swing the Election” . This same research was also featured on […]

Professor Crawford Publishes New Huffington Post Op-Ed About Afghan War Toll

Political Science and International Relations Professor Neta Crawford and Catherine Lutz (Brown University) recently published an Op-Ed on the Huffington Post. They take a thorough look at the data from the war in Afghanistan and focus on the costs in Afghanistan and Packistan. They conclude that “Since the initial invasion of Afghanistan 11 years ago […]